With Revel set to unveil a new nightclub on the Fourth of July weekend, and legislation advancing in the state to permit it to open a beach bar, the casino resort is better positioning itself to attract the nongaming customers targeted by Atlantic City marketing and tourism groups, a gaming expert said. Read More »

Although Monmouth Park racetrack owners were disappointed at the dashed prospect of an attendance boost from the lack of a Triple Crown winner, the racetrack reported a record crowd this past weekend for the Pegasus Stakes and Fort Monmouth...

Despite the hype around the opening of the city's newest casino and the "Do AC" advertising campaign, Atlantic City's nongaming tourism business climate held steady in May, according to a report released Monday by the Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority.

Excited racetrack operators in New Jersey were dealt a blow today when news broke that I'll Have Another was scratched from the Belmont Stakes, dashing the prospect of horseracing's first Triple Crown winner in decades.

The international head of Formula One is once again casting doubt on whether New Jersey will host its first race next year, but local event organizers say nothing has changed, and that preparations for the race are still "precisely on schedule."

The settlement of a long-running tax assessment dispute between the owners of the Atlantic Club Casino Hotel and city that ended in a reduction of the property's assessed value by nearly two-thirds — from $543 million to $165 million — is part of a downward trend in property values in the seaside gaming resort, according to...

To differentiate his bike shop from local and online competitors, Michael Grotz, owner of Park Ridge-based CycleSport, likes to say he doesn't sell bicycles — he sells cycling.

Cautious optimism has spread through New Jersey's horseracing industry in recent months, but the prospect of the sport's first Triple Crown winner in more than 30 years is giving track operators a reason to step up their excitement.